Are you struggling with the constant, nagging discomfort of diabetic neuropathy? The mere thought of putting socks on your neuropathy feet or walking across the room brings tears to your eyes. Simple everyday activities are slowly turning into intense challenges when living with neuropathy. You’re constantly worrying about the progression of n...

Creating a healthy lifestyle involves careful dietary choices to manage existing conditions or prevent potential health complications. But starting one is no simple task, especially when you have no idea where to begin. In a recent insightful conversation with Scott, we explored the significant impact of dietary habits on managing diabetes and...

Living with diabetic neuropathy is like being in a never-ending war. It’s a condition that sneaks up, slowly takes over, and before you know it, you’re adjusting your life around the symptoms. The truth is, diabetic neuropathy doesn’t just affect your physical well-being; it invades every aspect of your life. From the constant checks to ensure n...

Nestled in the shadows of Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes is an often-overlooked variant blurring the lines between the two conditions. The lesser-known disease is Latent Autoimmune Diabetes, also known as Diabetes Type 1.5.  Despite affecting a significant portion of the population, the illness remains underdiagnosed and misunderstood. Without the p...

Navigating the complexities of diabetes management can often feel like a solitary journey. But it doesn't have to be! It should be a family adventure filled with understanding, love, and collective action. However, without the right diabetes communication tips, the adventure can quickly turn into a nightmare. In this post, you'll discover how to...

Stunned… Speechless… Really Dad?   I sat in the doctor’s office watching Dad’s physician stick a pin into his feet, and he said he felt NOTHING. It looked like she was using each foot as a pin cushion, and he felt NOTHING, and I said “ouch” with every prick.   How could this be?  We had known for years that his sugar levels were a little higher ...